Job Description
eCommerce Business Strategy Consultant - Retail client - Netherlands - 6 months - €€ Negotiable day rate - ASAP - IMMEDIATE START
Montash have been engaged by a global retailing client in regards to an opportunity for a highly experienced eCommerce Business Strategy Consultant. The role will be focussing on selling new concepts and visions to the relevant business stakeholders.
KEYSKILLS:
- Communication is key
- Excellent above and below the line communication skills
- Strong functional knowledge of trending digital and eCommerce technologies
- Extensive experience within the retail industry is vital
- Ability to negotiate and effectively communicate with a variety of challenging stakeholders
This is an URGENT requirement for an experienced eCommerce Business Strategy Consultant, please submit an updated CV for a confidential conversation.
Location: Netherlands
Duration: 6 months:
Industry: Retail
Rate: €€Negotiable day rate
Employment Business: Montash
Posted Date: 23/04/15
KEYWORDS:
eCommerce / digital / business / consultant / strategy / IT / retail / stakeholders / engagement / communication / sales / negotiation / intelligence / customisation / global / technology /
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